Why is it windy in Inner Mongolia from spring to summer this year?

Mainly due to the cold vortex weather in Mongolia, Russian Lake Baikal and Northeast China from spring to mid-June this year, the number of cold vortex in Northeast China of China Meteorological Bureau has reached 13 this year.

Cold vortex is a meteorological term. As the name implies, it keeps spinning like a whirlpool and stops at the same time, mainly bringing strong winds, cooling and precipitation.

This year, as a passer-by, the cold vortex briefly stayed in the western and central and western regions of Inner Mongolia (Alashan League, Wuhai City, Bayannaoer City, Ordos City, Baotou City, Hohhot City, Wulanchabu City and the western part of Xilin Gol League), which mainly brought windy weather to the above areas. Up to now, Inner Mongolia Meteorological Observatory has issued 80 regional gale blue or yellow warnings.

There are many windy days in most parts of central and western Inner Mongolia, but the precipitation is very scarce, the soil moisture is poor and the drought is serious. However, there are many dusty days in the western and northern Inner Mongolia, and it is rare to see sand blowing and even sandstorm weather many times in early June.

Beware of the influence of cold vortex

The cold vortex moved eastward to eastern Inner Mongolia (Hulunbeier, Xing 'an League, Chifeng and Tongliao) and three northeastern provinces. Like a traveler who travels long distances, he stops and stops. Spring brings rain and snow, and summer suddenly loses his temper like a naughty child. Lightning, short-term heavy precipitation, thunderstorms, hail and even tornadoes fall from the sky, which has caused serious harm to people's production and life, and also brought great harm to weather forecasting and monitoring.

The cold vortex makes the gale in Inner Mongolia blow from spring to summer, and also causes strong convective weather in eastern Inner Mongolia, northeast China and even North China. Please pay attention to the weather forecast in time to prevent the influence of various weather disasters.